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CW81: Ringing the changes
The bells of Holy Cross Church, Babcary, in the Diocese of Bath and Wells, have long been enjoyed by the congregation and village so we were dismayed to be told…
CW81: Book Reviews
Alister McGrath: Mere Discipleship: Growing in Wisdom and Hope (SPCK, 2018) David Grieve: Love in Thin Places: Confessions of a Cathedral Chaplain (Sacristy Press, 2019) Lyn McCrave: The Geese Flew…
CW81: Learning to Lead
Teenagers. They can be elusive and mysterious, apparently living life glued to screens and electronic devices. It sometimes seems as though there’s no way to interact with them, or engage…
CW81: Live The Life
Rural Mission Sunday is an opportunity to celebrate the life of the rural church and the real difference rural Christians can and do make in their communities. This year we…
CW81: Living life and talking Jesus
‘I know now that my job is simply to talk Jesus; the rest will be up to God!’ That’s the verdict of Izzy, who attended the Talking Jesus course at…
CW81: Modern slavery – a rural reality
‘I know modern slavery happens, but it doesn’t happen here’. That’s the refrain of the average person in Britain. We may have read the news reports with story after story,…
CW81: National Love Your Burial Ground Week
Churchyards are beautiful places nestled in the hearts of our communities. They can act as a reminder that time is precious and be a perfect location to reflect on our…
CW81: New National Rural Officer for the Church of England
A Christian presence in every community is more than a strap-line – it is the heart of English Anglicanism. It is the expression of our obligation, as the church for…
CW81: Tea at The Tower
Built around 1050, St Mary’s is a beautiful church situated in Acton, a small village west of Nantwich in Cheshire. In March 2017, our group of volunteers established a café…
